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Atlantic Canada's International Literary Journal
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poetry
No Truth
I'll seem much pleasanter now
The Schooner
Keen the tools, keen the eyes,
Poem
My mother goes in slippers
Massive
A tree root, its oarts tangled
Once I Lay on a Mattress
Once I lay on a mattress
I Spun You Out
I spun you out
Girl
Inward I'm the image
Proverb
Don't bat me
Boy Fishing at a Pier
Wisps of breeze
House
Building forms in a mudhole
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